Full Tilt Poker Security

There are several key aspects to the Full Tilt Poker security plan:

Login with PIN
Login with Security Key
Identity Protection
Cheating Investigation Team

Login with PIN

In addition to their regular password, players may choose to also use a “Three-Card” PIN as a login requirement. Players can select a sequence of three playing cards which will then be input through a special grid during the login process.

Login with Security Key

As an addition or alternative to the PIN, players can also use a physical object outside of their computer to act as a security key by generating a frequently-changing 6-digit code. The key can either be a dedicated device (available in the FTP Store) or a mobile phone application.

Full Tilt Poker Security Key

Identity Protection

Full Tilt Poker offers several good tips to ensure that no one but you ever gains access toy our account.

Full Tilt representatives are green in chat. Others may impersonate them in an attempt to fraudulently attain account information. Don’t fall for it!
Never give out your account password. FTP support staff need your account name to help you out, but that is all.
Be wary of external links. Fraudsters may send you to malicious pages under the guise of FTP business, but if a page is not a part of the fulltilitpoker.com domain name, then it’s a fake.

Cheating Investigation Team

This branch of the Full Tilt staff keeps an eye out for any suspicious activity at the tables and fields concerns and complaints from players who think they might have been the victim of dishonest dealings. There are no easy ways to cheat, but FTP does occasionally catch bots on the site or teams of players colluding through cooperative play at the same table.

In this instances where one or more accounts are shown to have violated the rules of the site, FTP bans those accounts and redistributes the seized funds to honest players who were affected.